Topic 1.3.Verb in Contracted Negative Form and Countries and nationalities

Who is she?

Her name is Lucy Bella Earl. She is an English speaker, but she is not from the USA because she is from the UK. She is a youtuber and an English teacher, so she is not a student.

Book Exercises 2a on page 9

Verb be in negative present simple Long form 1st contraction 2nd contraction I am not I’m not It doesn’t apply You are not You’re not You aren’t He is not He’s not He isn’t She is not She’s not She isn’t It is not It’s not It isn’t We are not We’re not We aren’t You are not You’re not You aren’t They are not They’re not They aren’t                   is not = isn’t     are not = aren’t

Collaborative Online Exercise of the verb 'be' in negative present simple with contractions on Wordwall:

https://wordwall.net/es/resource/96613531

Book Exercise 2b on page 9

Individual Online Exercise of the verb 'be' in negative present simple with contractions:

https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheet/en/ingles-i/2112483

Who is he?

He's Mr. Bean. Mr. Bean is from the UK, so he's British.

Exercises 3a and 3b on page 9

People from different countries and nationalities

I'm from Mexico, so I'm Mexican.

Neymar is from Brazil, so he's Brazilian.

Rafael Nadal is from Spain, so he's Spanish.

Batman is from the USA, so he's American.

Li Na is from China, so she's Chinese.

Ken Watanabe is from Japan, so he's Japanese.

Maria Sharapova is from Russia, so she's Russian.

Lucy Bella Earl and Mr Bean are from the UK, so they're British.

Individual Comprehension Online Exercise of Countries and Nationalities:

https://www.topworksheets.com/t/t9CaKx4et_G

Collaborative Online Exercise of Countries and Nationalities:

https://wordwall.net/es/resource/96613885

Individual Online Exercise of Countries and Nationalities:

https://www.topworksheets.com/t/dU8mjU7GTn0 

What's our nationality?

We are...

Speaking Practice about saying different people's names, countries of origin and nationalities, for example, 'Katy Perry is from the United States, so she's American.' or 'The Beatles are from the UK, so they're British.'

Listening exercise 3a on page 11